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SEO operators, technical founders, and publishing teams reviewing sitemap structure without a crawler.
Quick sitemap sanity checks when the main question is whether the XML looks structurally right.
Capture sitemap-inspector intent with a browser-only XML inspection page.
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These sections explain the job in plain language and set expectations for what the tool should do well.
To inspect a sitemap, paste the raw XML or load a local sitemap file, and the tool parses it instantly in your browser. It detects whether the document is a urlset of page URLs or a sitemapindex that points to other sitemaps, then reports the counts and any structural issues.
This is built for fast structural review rather than remote crawling, so it works from XML you provide instead of fetching a live URL. That keeps the check private and lets you inspect sitemaps for sites that are not yet public.
Sitemap Inspector focuses on the common, fixable issues that break crawling or waste crawl budget. It flags entries with missing loc values and duplicate URLs, and it confirms the file parses as valid sitemap XML in the first place.
It intentionally does not predict indexation or crawl a remote server, because those depend on factors no local parser can see. The practical value is catching obvious structural errors before you submit the sitemap to a search engine.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Yes. It is free to use and runs entirely in your browser with no account required.
No. It parses the XML you paste or load locally, so your sitemap data never leaves your device.
Yes. Both urlset documents and sitemapindex files that point to child sitemaps are supported.
No. This tool works from pasted XML or a local file rather than crawling a live URL, which keeps the check private and works for staging sites.
It counts URLs and child sitemaps and flags obvious problems such as missing loc values and duplicate URLs.
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Paste sitemap XML or load a local file, inspect urlset or sitemapindex structure, and flag missing or duplicate loc values.